The four things exporters ask us for first, built the way the person using them would see them. Pick one, follow the three steps, and press the buttons.
Two sides to every scene
What your team sees today: a chat, a document, a ledger.
What Kyre does with it: reads, checks, decides, tells.
What the colours mean
- YellowKyre is working on it, or it needs a look
- Reda problem caught: a mismatch, a missed window
- Greenhandled, on time, or collected
- Linesa date that cannot move: a cut-off, a sailing
- Fadeda step that has not run yet
Is any of this live?
No. These four are simulations: scripted, running in your browser, connected to nothing. They show what each build does, not your data.
Sentinel is the working system: a real tracker on a real database with real alert rules, running on example shipments.
Open Sentinel ↗A date moved on the floor. Nobody re-did the plan.
One slipped milestone, three weeks before a sailing nobody can move. Found on the day of the truck it is ₹28.80 lakh of air freight. Found the morning it happens, it is a phone call.
- 1The floor update is already typed. Change the number of days if you like.
- 2Press send.
- 3Watch the plan re-run on the right, and whether the shipment still makes the sailing.
This message already exists. It is sent every week, it is read by whoever is awake, and nothing downstream of it moves until somebody opens a spreadsheet and re-adds the dates by hand.